Race director Michael Masi future in balance after Formula One powerbrokers' meeting
Michael Masi's future as Formula One's race director remains in the balance following a crunch meeting of the sport's major players in London on Monday.
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Michael Masi’s future as F1 race director still in the balance following meeting
Michael Masi’s future as Formula One’s race director remains in the balance following a crunch meeting of the sport’s major players in London on Monday.
Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton have 'scars that need healing'
Mark Webber believes Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen could both benefit from a year out of F1 after a bruising season left both drivers with 'scars that need healing'.
'No reason to suddenly be different' for Max Verstappen as 2022 F1 challenge awaits
• Max Verstappen and Red Bull confirmed their readiness for the 2022 Formula 1 season.
Red Bull land $700m F1 team sponsorship
The Red Bull Formula One team has secured a new title sponsorship worth around $US500 million ($A700 million) with technology firm Oracle, placing it among the most lucrative commercial deals in sports.
Aston Martin 2022 launch: British team gives fans first look at genuine new-era F1 car
Aston Martin have become the third Formula 1 team to unveil their 2022 car and have arguably become the first team to give us an accurate representation of what their machine will look like come the first Grand Prix in Bahrain.
Toto Wolff and Christian Horner's explosive row: 'Should keep his mouth shut'
The fallout following last season's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix continues to dominate the headlines in Formula 1 as new audio from the race sparks fresh controversy. Race director in the season finale in December, Michael Masi, can be heard reacting to Red Bull's suggestions as to how to end a safety-car period. Red Bull sporting director Jonathan Wheatley urges Masi to get the lapped cars out of the way so that "we've got a motor race on our hands." Masi replies: "Understood"
Mercedes renew Red Bull rivalry with cheeky car launch tweet
Mercedes and Red Bull gave us a brilliant 2021 Formula 1 season last year and the rivalry between the two teams appears ready to ignite in 2022, after the Silver Arrows posted a cheeky tweet in response to Red Bull’s RB18 car launch.